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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July ", 1887,
SHIP AND CREW LosT.-The ship Firth. OF DINA, has
boep In Cyclone Java waters Her entire crew,
tAumbsring twenty-five, perished
To SEE THE REVIEWING Vanderbilt started for tho
0olent this evening TO Join the Aya he will entertain
numerous guests on bosrdt he yacht tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

CHICAGO, July 22.-An Inter Ocean dispatch from St
Louis says: Thomas Abbotts name 10 the list Of
mysterious dsappcarances but the following story clears
away the mystery Abbott about thirty His fam
lily live in Nsw-York and wealthy He educated
the Methodist ministry and had church In Canada He
married young girl whose ho me was pear Toronto and
by his MARRIAGE he displeased his family and result
was cast Off He to st. Louis with his bride about
Eve weeks ago and got job as silverpiater having
learned the trade before he became preacher. They
struggled along In poverty and distress until about ten
days ago. when died. the doctor said from
written by her before she died in which she declared her
intention Of taking, her life by psa poison And md
forth ali their trouble and accused herself
Of being the Of 1t ALL The second day after her
death he and the day bis employer got
letter in which he declared his intention Of following
bis wife With his letter he incoscd his wifos last
epistio,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NO NEGRO MILITIA FOR CHICAGO.

NEw-ORLEANs. July % (Specal). l).-Considerable indg
nation has been aroused among intelligent and leading
colored In this city by tho official announcement
the color line 10 be drawn by the managers OF the
International Military Encampment to be held at
Chicago. Tho announcement made through tho
publication Of correspondence between Colonel j. B.
Richardson, OF the Washington Artillery, and Secretary
r. j. Beverdge OF tho International Military Encanp
ment Colonel Richardson wrote letter to Secretary
Beveridge which concluded as follows
II would ask, also, If the negro question will be
treated in Chicago as It IN Washingon and Will
negro companies be allowed TO attend. parade and
pete In the drill
To this Secretary Beveridge replied as follows:
am this day in receipt of letter from General q.
g. Bentley. General Manager OF the International Mill
he requests to TO yOu officially, that colored
troops will not be permitted to attend the international
Encampment. You will be pleased TO know that the ad
vices from tho General most encouraging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

LORD SALISBURY DENOUNCEs BOUNTIE5.
LONDON July e. Tho Marquis OF Salisbury, replying
% deputation which called TO urge the Government to
tshs sems action protect British trade from the effects
a foreign competition ssssted by bountiss said IL was
lnpossble to speak strongly Of the injustice the for
sign bounty system inflicted on British workuen
European conference he said would consider the
matter and In the meantime ne could cny s thst ae5e
ants in this contest II reasoning failed. Engshmen
NiRht rNturn the blow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
PREPARING FOR COERCION IN IRELAND.

PREPARING FOR COERCION IN IRELAND.
LONDON. July 22.-The Marquis OF Londonderry, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland; Lord Ashbowinc Lord dChancellor
of Ireland Mr. Balfour Chief Secretary, and General
eir Redvers Butler will hold conference the Coercion
bill tomorrow In Dublin.
Mr. Balfour has arrived at Dublin. All the division
magistrates and leading county officials have been sum-
moned attend conference the condition Of Ireland
BULGARIA OvERRUN WITH ARMED BANDS.
LONDON Juy 22.-Rnssian agents who have arrived at
Bukharest from Bulgaria reafrm the report that NJ Rs-
oosavov, the exPrcmer. Is prisoner ut Varna. They
bay that Bulgaria 10 overrun With armed bands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

NOMINAL July ~ Especial. .-Ex- Aldermen II. Ia
taylIs end Charles Dempsey OF Esw-York, arc regis
oorsd q 81 Leon BpringS Billy Moloney with his
hmiy "a st q iAchiue and continue TO enjoy good
ong at2l>1D DAsna's keenan, = here u ths Fiadsor
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

getting their tools, clothing and
even their food from tbe North,
they now manufacture for them
selves aud raise their own CORN and
pork. 1t is The products Of coal and
iron which have enriched modern
nations, and it is the working of
these two minerals which is chang
ing the whole face Of Southern so
cietv. What may lie termed the
middle zone OF the South. extend
ing from Norfolk dne west to North,
ern Mississippi, with width OF
say four hundred miles, will be
found region in which is some OF
the finest coal and iron in the world.
The mines are being worked for all
they are worth, and hence there is
prodigious development in South
ern industries. From Demorest's
for February.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
THE FREEDMANS BANK.

Senator morrill, from the Finance
Committee reported a bill to tie
Senate Of the United States, on
Tuesday last, as a substitute tor
the one already offered for relief OF
the Freedman's Bank deposltors.
The bill provides for the payment
of the verified balances due them,
and appropriates 100000 from
the U. 5. Treasury for that purpose
The Commissioner is directed not
to pay any part of the money to any
assignee OF any depositor, and all
claims must be presented within
two years. The bill will no doubt
become IA law before Congress ad-
journs and if so, the commissioner
will probably be ready to make
payments shortly after. The
amount to be paid deposltors, 80
per cent, being the balance due, is
considerable and it would be well
for people to be careful to whom
they intrust their books for collec-
tons.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
A LOOK AHEAD.

In general way Americans un-
derstand that their country is max =
my marvel u progress in popula-
non and wealth. But they will
never quite realize the full force Of
the lacts until the census of 1890 l.
taken. 1t will then be found that
in no previous decade has the e
been any such progress as betwe n
1880 and 1890. The three sections
of the country which will show t e
most remarkable developm 'nrs are
the South, the West, aud the Fac 90
tic co,sr. AS 10 the Southern States
the change there is not So much IN
the additions to the popul zion as IN
It's material development; IN other
words the enhancement ot IFS
wealth, present aud and prospec-
tiv In olden tunes, cOt'onralSIr &
was the main 20 uca OF income. Ii
now represents only one I'hrd 1T
the money-produclng industries OF
that section, The bene6cent change
has been brougt about by mmufAc
turing enterpr. 9 and the cousr-
quent Investigation of employ
Eents. Instead OF employing them
selves in raising cotton alone, and
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

WHEN in the civilized world Mr.,
Henry NJ. Stanley smokes SIX cigars
a dav. In Africa he uses "a pp>c
aud mild tobacco, which he fluids "a
=, | &c aud an aid to concentration
of m nd. On one OF his jou,neNs
down the Congo, as he was about
to enter dangerous country whe e
he knew q fight was inevitable, he
told his men to make ready d
then lit, his pipe and settled down
for five mInu'es' quiet smoke be-
fore tn. battle. Ten minutes later
Il ey were all fighting for their live
and the bltrle lasted for hours. He
did not begin to smoke until he was
twenty five and did not master a
pip until he was thirty. Living
stone, it is remembered, never
smoked. Gordon was a most
invetsrate smoker, and when he
went on his las; journey to Khar-
toum 10000 cigarettes formed an
important part OF his baggage
New York Tribune.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS

HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS.
That Savannah has been badly
reated by the House of Represen-
tatives at Washington is very plain
to everybody. That body would
appropriate only $4,000 for the
Improvement of our harbOr, while a
quarter of a million was appropri>
ated for Charleston. If the parsi>
moniou5 House would make such
an appropriation that the engineers
in charge of our river and harbor
could carry on the work of im>
provement to completion, ii would
be true economy and help commerce
aud business of the city, besides
giving employment 20 hundreds o.
men ont of employment. Yet with
hundreds of millions of dollars
belonging 20 the people locked up
in the Treasury vaults, sum only
sufficient to inaugurate the work III
our harbor is deemed sufficient. A
meeting of Savannah's prominent
business men was held recently and
delegation was appointed to 60
to Washington in the interest OF
our city, and show the House Com
mittee the necessity of giving the
city such consideration i'll the
appropriation bill as its Importance
deserved. The House acted on the
bill before the deleg ton acted
The matter isnow before the Senate
and the delegation is Cd the ground
The Senate is more liberal II
appropriaring money for interna
improvements. aud the b netit o
the masses of the people thai
The House, and it is to be hoprC
that the delegation will succeed il
presenting the matter in such
| hlh that the Senate will see tina
an increased appropriation vii
benefit commerce and the people II
large as well as be the means q
bringing increased revenues to tn
government by having safe harbor
into which vessels may enter.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

The TRIBUNE is the only news
paper in south Georgia devoted to
the interests Of the colo ed people.
/ is owned and controlled by color
ed men alone. We want agrn's IN
every county. Will our people
st nd by the only newspaper thai
is IN, rested in their welfare.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

The evening Call" hops tina
the late managers Of the Central
railrord evil reveI in the infamy
they so richly deserve for having
employed coored men.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

Ex-ALDERNAN ONEEL, of New
Yo k, another Of the combine" las
been convicted for participating IN
the Broadway Railway steal Til,
Is the third ex Alderman sent to
Sing Sing for rascaities while III
effice.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
No. 21O.
MADAME SMITH,
Tho Queen md Star Forum, Teller.

Those who wish to consult her upon the
affairs of life, in person or by mail, will re-
mem Der to call at No. 30 Bryan street, be-
tween Montgomery and West Broad. She uas
been practicing this business for fifty years.
She reveals the deepest secrets; unveils the
future; gives successful lottery numbers;
brings separated married couples and lovers
together; brings back absent friends
and recIeant lovers; and causes speedy and
happy marriages. She has this gift from the
Almighty. She is acknowledged by ell to be
the QUEEN and STAR FORTUNE TELLER
without a SUPERIOR.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

Mr.. j. A. ARNEAUX, a colored
tragedlan Of New York, is attract
ing considerable attention in the
role Of Shakespeare's Richard III
which he makes u speciality, On
Saturday last he appeared with a
colored company at the Academy OF
NrUsfc before u large and fashion
able audience from which he
received warm welcome. Nh.
Arneaux native of Savannah
having lief our city when quite a
hoy. lie Nas editor of the New
Yo,k En-, Srprise until that paper
was recently destroyed by fire, de-
las writ,eh i, version of Richard III
adapted iur amateurs and the draw,
lng room which can be had by ad-
dressing HIM al New Yorf. Sa-
va NAH will be always glad to hear
oi MIR. Arheaux success.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
A DISPATCH from Chicago, states

A DISPATCH from Chicago, states
flat Miss Nina Van Zandt and Au-
gut Spies The anarchist who Is to
suffer death in the near futuIe e,
were married by proxy on Tuesday
last, the groom being represented
bv "A brother, Justice of the Peace
performing The ceremony. We
doubt II The Sheriff who has posses
sion OF Spies body will recogniz
the marriage and admit the alleged
bride into the jail. Mr.. spies being
a Tree lover will no doubt be con
tented to have all his duties as a
husband performed byssproxy.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05

SHORT letters on public matters
from friends through mt he c untry
are solicited by the TRIBUNE
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-05
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1857

The Sea I,lmd News Of Beau
fort, has not reached us for four
weeks.
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REGISTERED AS SECoND-CLAss MATTER AT
THE SAVANNAH Posi- OFFICE.
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tlage bes Worbts in @albeHon freiges
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felbf 4ufieben erregt.
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Maf6iaerie far bic 9obruns zines arz
tefii6en 8ruurens %angetommen unD
aufgefeqt tporoen; bic Mrbeit miro 1T
Elm paar Sager be9tnnen.,
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baben am 81. B. M. bic na1hebenaen
@iienbabn. @efeQf6aften lire foaigen
Steuerbetrdge eingeaablt: bic @aIpes
ffon, 9arrisbur9 e San Mntonio N&.
$3178.44, bic 3eras & Stem Orleans
RR. 1862 OIL, unb bic @oIf. Mefteras
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@albeffon, tpel6er auf benz 8runbtnd
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rem. Ser contractor BDrne-geltibt
auf bic @rfabrungen, pel9e man nit
ben 3uei fruberen Drummer, bon oeneu
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l813 SUB @aRer geliefert batte-fam
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IT. aIs bic Der friiher aegrabenen 9 uns
men es au Gnfang tporen. Obgleid
era @rbeinfaQ geraoe unterhalb bes
RDhr enbes ieBt nod her &.inigung
S@wierigtelten enraegenftsl III, er bat
bic grDe burM Die @rmalt bes Woi1er
irons beinabe 800 fuB in bic &6b,e
btnaufsetrieben-hoHt Der u%nternebmer
NIT ben Gtini9ungsarbeiten In Bdlbe
fertis au iein.
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rifanis1ei1 &dubern fommer bic foI=
aenben weitsren Mittheilungen bon
Brownsville: Sheriff @belD BON Starr
So. nabm bor Surgeon einen geipifIen
francisco Guentes g~efaueen, Der BET
Der plinberung BON Wogbeleno Jlos
req Sfore duf Der 6%auannab &an6 in
1ioalgp So. beibeiligt getpefen NOR.
unb g gelang linn aud, sinen She'll
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men. 6uentes bat feline ShuIo etnges
fianben uto. Die Namen Der Mitshulois'
gen angegeben; es iin6 bies gemDbner
Der @andenD obdnna, gaiita unb @arz
cia be Nbair-alfo eisentIi9 feline res
~geImdBigen Banbiten, ueIde su ben
organifrten 8anben sebbrefl. Muber
Huentes b%efiuoen fi@ iebt tuesen ienes
2abenroubes nod German perea. Suau
@ar3a unb Suan Garcia in 0aft.
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- Sur Grmunterung Der Obfts unb
@ebensuht bat bic 9anbelsfammers BON
Sebama gounip i'm n6rblihen gaIifor
MEN por einiaer 3eit folgenbe preife
ousgeiebt: $3.50 fir bic belteu 500
Orangenbdume; $4,000 fur bic betfen
1000 Birnbdume; $4,000 fir bic 3meits
befen 1000 8,rnbdume; $500 ftr BITE
befrn 1000 pfaumenhdume; 800 fir
bic smeitbeften 1000 Nfaumenbdume;
$500 fir bic beffrn 1000 NanbeIbdune;
500 fir bic sDeitbeiten 1000 MaubeI
ndume; $500 fir ben, befteu 10 Nder
aroBen @riub.rs NIT ausidnDiiGen
5orten ~bepfapst; 800 fur ben 3ueits
hetem; 5000 fir ben am beftens be-.
p~flansteu Gbftgarten. nidt tleiner ola
10 Nder uno gleidUirl pom Deldirm
Utter; 800 fur Den aweitbeften; 5000
fir ben befien 10 Nd<r aroBen Wr,ns
BERG BON irgeno einem Nlter; 500 fur
ben s~meitbefteH In sleidem Siune. Die
grlanaung bes preifss 1T ON bic Be.
binaung %aetnhpft, baB bic 9fan3ungen
Bis gum /. april 1888 gema6t feiu
mtfen.
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,sIcetrte Wttters.

Dtefss &eiImt tel 10 70 ipoblbefanut unb "a
popnldr 9eperpen. BAT e. taum NOD bsioubereI
GrDdbnaps bebarf. Tile, bic % ismais &c
bran&ten. hiinmen NIT in in fem Bob. Cine
reinerr Uteciein siebt a. niGt. unb 90 piro Ga.
raniie a%sleiltet, BAG Fs Aars Isitst, mas man
boa ibr perfpriGt. electric Bitters beiIt alt
2eipen ber 2sber unb Der Nieren, es ~entferul
0sf@piirs, Ausf9laa. SaISta6 unO auDere
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laria 6ieber aus BEN sbfem, beuat o,mieIben
DOR unb beiIt rs lelbt In ben barinddigfsn
Gdleu. o. suriri 5~OpfidmeraeH. 8lutanorans
man BEN aopie uno Nisrdne. Der ude bai
electric Biiersi eeiluna miro saranitrt Obfi
has @elb jurhfseSablt. Rreis Der Glafds 81
Gents nub 81 IN Der dpotbefe bon u. Dretb
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- Die Miiion 0ote Company bon
San Nntonio III In Seeuin bel einem
Dttilfreit, nm In gegebener 3eit mt
benz SGIou&e cine Streds Wegss 3u.
rtifjuIeaen unb Wafer su ipsrfen. bon
ibrer Seeutnsr gDllesin srfdlassn
uoroen. GIN Mitalieb Der Sun Unto.
mo Gompasnie f l. woburd bic SHE
oelIage berbs,gefubrt wurbe.
- perm s5ohn HewtDn su ieis
ner 9~ermdbIung nit GrduleiH gtaggie
8. Ben uniere Graduation.
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s1- Geinfte unb bilisfie Srudfas
der bet s o bn ON 8ros.

DaB bic Jog. s9lrbeit,r.3 eituns4
In Chicago Geutr fpeit, = iagt bic
Milu. sGr. pr." 1T natiirli@, tuenfl
fe aber u. a. fhreibt: nWir leben I'm
Grieee, i'm 3riege init elmer @efeli1aft,
tpel1e moralif9 benfelben Rrebs ON
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&aGen pbpfii6 onffiBt4-io benefit,
tpie be %. ~ faet, bos chen muir,
bob BET bieier s5pottseburt aus Dred
unb Jeuer" Der e%riiere borberridt.
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pay- Die SumeIier. 6irma g 3 iis
Der @riber but R6 tDdbreno btr
finf Sabre ibres 8efiebens ben anee'
meiu a~nerfannten &uf ermorben, CUTE
@aaren 3i llberaleh Greiien gu uertou,
fen. sic finb i'm Stanbe, nit allen
anberen Gef6dften ibrer 8rande cts
folereid su tonturriren; fie iino ent'
ihIoHen bier au bleiben unb ale ihre
Waareu uuter @arantie su berfaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe.
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s@- Die 4 en- | m portirs
Delttateffeu, einsema9te
Grh9te nnb Gentle, 8udpbeat unb
Mople 6prup, neler Sngar 0oufe Mos
Iai1es, Graders unb Biscuits. Butter
unb gier itets frii@ unb in groBen
8orrdtben bel 6 mi & Milfpu n,
Ode Der SoIebab u. 5ouffon StraBe.
Mae Drbers nerben prompt ausgefhbrt
unb bie Waaren ins 6aus seIiefert.
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pa- Dno Bros. litfern bic
bsftsn uno billisfen Srudiaden. @ebt
J AL linen.
On Ct. NnSreasbera (oanuouer)

- Sn ct. Mnoreasberg fparnooer)
finbet am g., 4. uuo 5. December b. 5.
cine alaeReine Musftelung Don Ranas
r%isnuogeIn iiatt unb 1T Oamit cine Ser.
Iooiung bon e6ttn 6arjer Rolern pers
bunben. Rad benz bonn OberprdRoen'
ten Der prOuins gsuebmigfen 9otterie.
plan geIangeu bunbert 3an%arienpbgel
i'm @eidmmtmertbe bon 1240 gsart 3ur
8~esloofung. Der ct. anoreasberger
2lnori.nsldter 8erein ftebt burd
oiefe 9eriooiung bic 8erbreituus Der
2iebbaberei fir ben feinen 90r3er Qana'
r~ieub0eeI an, I'M ben 3iHtern besfel
ben. bic meilt uileine 2ente. finb, fets
neue Abiabsebiete gu DerfGahen.
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sa- @ebr. @riber Fnb pratt.
i@e ubrma9er, Grapeure uno @olbars
better nnb tbun ale ibre Mrbeit felbft.
DeBhalb ipirb ieber nidt nur aus bette
unb prompt, ioubern aud gu mdBigen
Nreiien behient.
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Der 2sbrer eradbIt ben 2inbern Don
ber Sonneufiuhsrnib unb bemetft, baB
In fiuf3ig Sabreu pieber cine fattfiHs
ben perbe. Da erbebt fA bic fleine
@rete uno fraet:
s6err 2ebrer. babeH mir banu aud
fret e.
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&s9htet@eIbhfte W~etfu8efeteH fHb
Anertenuunsen bes groBen Wertbes nnb
Der 8or3hglidteit Der e@tsn Nr3nei
aber He iinb gefdbrli6 unb unportbeil
baft fur ben 2oniumenten unb entftt.
Iebrenb fir ben Gdnbler. Wenn etpas
unberes aIs oofelbe empfobIen tptrb,
nDer ais serabe 10 gut. baum bebente,
BOB bas esfdiebi, bamit bu ben pollen
Wertb fur cine ipertbloie Wanre besab.
lea. lDelde benz 0dnbler Elm Dieitel bee
Don 8. o. 3eilin & 60. tpiienfhaftlid
unb forefam bereiteten g immon
2ibers Regulator, cine alsemein
fur unprrslei@li@ anertannte Nr3nei,
foifef.
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p6- Bel ben 8ebr. grtber,
246 Commerce GiraSe, finbet man cine
porataltte AusmahI bon SumeIen aller
Art. Diamanfsn. ubren, GilbersMaa'
rsn &c. au mdBiseu pretien.
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9~erreas unb &naben@Mn.
d e. fdDer aenug fRr Serbft un6
Winter rs $500 biliger als friiher,
uu NIT benz gorratb 3u raumen. pans
coaf & Gobn.
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Maberi6'S Banf beforst 0eIbier.
bnngen nod allen 9beileH Deuif6lanbs
ins Daus abseliefert gu biligeren Ratel
alS bic p0foffce.
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paneoaN & Sobn be,taufen
6eirentleiber Is 80 1870 biliger aIs It's
genb elm Saus in Der Stabt. Dies 1T
tein Sumbug. ltebsrseugt gu6!
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s6s- @ebr. @riber balten elm
poutdnbiges uno g~emdbltes 2ager bon
Sulpelen, Cobb unb Silbrrs Waaren.
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Ontterfine al 60. 81.

80. 8. Cutterfioe & Gp., 1876
OF. 3ounon.S traBe, plumbers, Sos,
unb STEAM . 6itters, baiten fi6 BEN
9ublitum iiir ile In ibrGa9 idlagenben
Nrbeiten e%mpfoblen unb periprehen
pronipte Beloreung aler N~uftrdge.
Rronleudter, Sos 6irturss, 8abetpans
nen. @loists &C. tets an 9anb.
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- Mle reue @orten In Often, BITE
Dunlap singei9loKen, BET paucOaf &
Sobn.
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SlinOis bat $3.50 MeiIea giien-
babnneB.
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sdp Sbr {part GsIb, penn ibre Cure
Drudfa6en bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Eer g~arpIan & &ing's 10
uno Is Gents Steaks f6nnen In Der
Stabt ni9t tbertrOfen ueroen.
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Werbeirathet :

Wiitnod Absno 8 lbr tpurben in
Der st. Wartus : 2r9e ebeli@ uers
bunben:
Aerr 5ohn Uewton
nit
Srdul. massie 6. Bell.
Reine Qarten.
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MAberid'S @amf, ougemeines Bant
sefddft. aoblt Az 3inien auf Dspofiten
ftr befimmte 3eit.
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gs mnB IN 0teiel pr03e1e1 UNI oas
Sonntassgeieb bauptiddIi9 barauf
hineemieien tperben, baB es ii@ tn eriter
2inie I'm bic 2onffitutionalitdt ober
untonfitutionalitdt Des @efebes ban
belt uub cine Griebensseri4ts.SS urp bot
uobl bas &e@f, bic erfannie n~ntonfittu=
tionoIitdt als Grunb fir elm freifpres
@enbes nrtbeil 5u betraGten.
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BET nhr d&f fabririrt iuirb bon
In. Zenm O. Co, philadelphia, pa